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iurisilvio
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Comment #48054274
Brazilian living in NL, experienced in both. I think biggest difference is Tikkie doesn't give you an easy identifier. Great for privacy, but being able to send money to your email…
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Comment #41549859
Honeycomb. Amazing observability tool and reasonably cheaper/better than alternatives.
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Comment #39727687
The PEV2 is open source and give you a good visualization. I never used this pgmustard to compare. https://explain.dalibo.com/
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Comment #39417492
Migrating primary keys from int to bigint is feasible. Requires some preparation and custom code, but zero downtime. I'm managing a big migration following mostly this recipe, with…
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Comment #38485128
It says more about brazilian municipalities than about chatgpt. Probably nobody read this one and many other voted documents.
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Comment #19780422
Nice demo in your sales page. Love it!
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Comment #18356748
Location: Brazil Remote: Yes, remote only Willing to relocate: No Technologies: mostly Python, but always hacking with other things Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/iurisilvi…
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Comment #16973470
I think most companies wouldn't even consider it a security bug.
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Comment #16399992
New Relic. Unfortunately it reduced their free plan (and the paid plan is expensive), but I was always amazed about their free features. I'm still didn't find a good alternative. :…
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Comment #15778165
To be honest, I have no idea. Maybe I'm even wrong about why it works. I have a toy service with ~200k requests/day to a public service and I was blocked all the time. After I chan…
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Comment #15775467
I'm using it as a proxy with IP rotation. It is not a perfect solution, but solved my problem more than one time. It is a lot cheaper than a "proxy as a service".
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Comment #15567277
It is not "with no cliff". It is a "4 year cliff". Possibly they are inexperienced and don't know what they are doing.
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Comment #15421357
In some countries, your solution is more expensive than the BTC CC fee.
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Comment #15329871
I think the best way to do it is mixing internal development and clients. You can leverage their money to build whatever you want.
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Comment #15221394
Exactly. Just get data from other places and make it simple, beautiful, useful. Government has a lot of interesting databases with disgusting presentation. All my websites are focu…
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Comment #15219050
Sure! My websites aren't global, I'm sure people can replicate some of them in other countries. Send me emails to my username at gmail.
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Comment #15218344
They make USD 1.5-2k. In my country, it is a mid-level developer salary, enough to cover expenses. Most part come from Criteo and Adsense. Adsense has better performance, but is no…
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Comment #15218233
The biggest site has generated content. It is more like a places database, based on third-party APIs. The other sites I wrote the content. It is not a good content, but most part i…
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Comment #15214559
I'm not willing to share my sites, but I have some content websites, one of them have ~2 million pageviews/month and is enough to pay my bills. The others are small, but they impro…
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Comment #14684478
Your content is targeting nobody. Who is your target? I guess it is people learning to code. Build your content based on that. Change your headlines to something like "Learn how to…
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Comment #14661612
Are you using a custom domain? Robots.txt must be in your root folder, doesn't work with S3 urls.
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Comment #14482229
Reach your friends with startups. They're probably fully loaded and need more hands, even if it is just a few hours/week. Just tell them you're thinking about side jobs.
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Comment #14478467
Totally agree with this. I always did 40 hour work-week, but recently had a child and reduced to 20 to manage his first months. I produce almost the same, but now my rss feed and y…